Councils of governments in California

In California, councils of governments are voluntary organizations of local governments within a specific region. They are organized as joint powers authorities and funded by dues from their member governments.[1] They play an number of official roles in state governmental processes such as developing regional housing need allocations (RHNAs).

The state has 23 councils of governments:

  • Association of Bay Area Governments
  • Association of Monterey Bay Area Governments
  • Butte County Association of Governments
  • Calaveras County Council of Governments
  • Coachella Valley Association of Governments
  • Council of San Benito County Governments
  • Fresno Council of Governments
  • Humboldt County Association of Governments
  • Kern Council of Governments
  • Lake County/City Area Planning Council
  • Mendocino Council of Governments
  • Merced County Association of Governments
  • Orange County Council of Governments
  • Sacramento Area Council of Governments
  • San Bernardino Council of Governments
  • San Luis Obispo Council of Governments
  • San Joaquin Council of Governments
  • Santa Barbara County Association of Governments
  • South Bay Cities Council of Governments
  • Southern California Association of Governments
  • Tulare County Association of Governments
  • Stanislaus Council of Governments
  • Western Riverside Council of Governments

References
  1. "What are Councils of Governments?". Western Riverside Council of Governments. Retrieved 2021-01-18.
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